Ok, well, in sensible thoughts - good, obviously. But this whole genderist legislation debacle has awakened lots of women to the need for feminism, to all the ways it is still very relevant and that we must always be vigilant about our rights.
It's revealed massive safeguarding holes, and lack of understanding about what safeguarding is.
So, my proposal, going forward, is, unlike the daintily voiced Michelle in that podcast, we do not need to 'help people because we will then be seen as making a contribution', because we were always making a contribution, and the crisis around Covid-19 is providing a very clear picture of exactly what that contribution is.
Bring it back, constantly, to brass tacks - we are not interested in trans anything, our concern is, and always has been, the rights and protections of women and girls. Get the distinction between sex and gender clear in your head - sex is which of the two gamete producing classes you are in, gender is the cultural bound expectations, assumptions and stereotypes overlaid on top of those sex classes.
Sex is therefore immutable, gender is a set of ideas you can ignore, and actually, they are most often harmful ideas which are used to oppress women. We do not 'break a gender binary' by accepting gender, we do it by doing what a lot of us have been trying to do for years - point out that clothes, emotions, jobs, activities are not 'for girls' or 'for boys', they're for people, male or female.
Let's fight back against the lies of Stonewall by building up the women's liberation movement and reinvigorating an understanding of safeguarding.